Nepe, Give it a rest. Learn from your jigri dost poonte, aka ANIL. Whatever he claims to be, he tries to be neutral by staying quiet as Ashu is by saying ?something?. Dang, let?s learn from each other??? whatever there?s to learn. Besides, I am terribly baffled why Nepalis, all they want to talk about is POLITICS. Don?t we have anything else? Getting back to TND? here?s the LAST EDITORIAL. Editorial : Signing Off Dear Readers: As you all know, the rejuvenated "The Nepal Digest" is being published by TND team under my coordination and editorship from January 2003 till now. However, to protect the editorial dignity daunted by philosophical differences within TND team, effective April 1st, I will no longer be volunteering for TND Foundation. (All 3 members of TND team have followed suit afterwards.) I want to make it clear that it is not the "lack of commitment" on our part, rather it is ?lack of system of ideas?, and the circumstances in which even to implement free and fair editorial judgment, we are forced to be on defensive. While I offer my sincerest apologies to all those readers who have expected so much from TND and from this voluntary team, we are proud of what we have accomplished in over past two years. I would like to thank all the team members - Pramod Pandey, Deependra Malla, and Sunita Dhungana who have contributed so enormously and selflessly to the publication. I would like to thank Kamala Sarup for her relentless support by her writings, advice and encouragement. I would like to thank Ramesh K. Shrestha, Attorney at Law who has added a great value to the publication by answering immigration questions and answers for over 2 years. I would also like to thank advisors Dr. Pramod Mishra for his visionary guidance and Rajpal J. P. Singh to set the policies for the rejuvenated publication. My utmost gratitude goes to all those writers/columnists, contributors, and friends who have made the rejuvenated TND what it is today - from 3 subscribers (Ujjwal Bhattarai, Dr. Pramod Mishra, and Rajpal J.P. Singh) in December of 2002 to over 5,000 subscribers in March of 2005. Finally, I would like to thank all the readers and well-wishers from around the world, who have visited the website to read, to comment, and to provide enormous support (financial and otherwise), which has given me everlasting spell of inspiration for the love of the Nepal and Nepali. Let rejuvenated TND remain as a free and fair conduit of views and ideas. Signing off, Ujjwal Bhattarai Editor/Co-coordinator The Nepal Digest (TND)